Twas' the Millarville Market Before Xmas…read more
Twas' over a month until Xmas, and in Millarville,
A Market was open, despite of the chill,
The Artists had gathered, their wares all laid out,
To sell to the people, of that there's no doubt,
The cookies were out with their prices all marked,
The fudge and the cakes and the sweet candy bark,
The paintings all hung on the walls with great care,
With dreams of the moola from shoppers right there,
The fires were stoked to keep vendors quite hot,
As people drove in to go fill up the lot,
And deep in the middle was a Yelper named Jay,
Cooking great Asian cuisine all throughout the day,
The buildings were filled then with holiday cheer,
With great local mead which was better than beer,
And plenty of goodies were there then to try,
Like fresh jams and jellies, and cakes made with Rye,
And also for sale were the scarves and bright hats,
Gloves and the bright Christmas themed welcome mats,
There in that corner were many green wreaths,
And tinsel and all sorts of warm burning heaths,
And Hot Choc was shared by the friends and the kids,
And parents were sipping the java through lids,
This market but comes just a weekend a year,
Close 'round Rememberance when we shed a tear,
The drive is quite pleasant, through country so clean,
Much less than an hour, you know what I mean,
The kids had dear Santa for pictures so cute,
The children so thrilled that they often were mute,
And also there was a great hay ride for fun,
And ponies to ride, lots of space to run,
But now I did go to find ideas to check,
Get gift shopping done and why not, what the heck,
Indulge a bit more in that great Asian food,
For Jay's awesome cooking put me in the mood,
As I drove off back to the town with my stuff,
The market was awesome, I'll be back, sure 'nough!
#48 of Yelp's 30-Day Review Challenge
(dedicated to Eats of Asia's inaugural weekend by 2012 Yelper Elite, Jay Del Corro, Margaret of Primal Eats and the Naaco Truck team!)
